Trainer Hughie Morrison fights to clear his name after positive drug test

Morrison - who could lose his licence for anything between a year and 10 years if found guilty - fiercely denies any wrongdoing.

Trainer Hughie Morrison fights to clear his name after positive drug test

Trainer Hughie Morrison has been charged with breaching the rules of racing after his horse Our Little Sister tested positive for banned substance nandrolone following a race at Wolverhampton in January, the British Horseracing Authority has confirmed.

The BHA said that, in accordance with its normal practice of assisting a trainer in circumstances such as these to establish the source of the administration, it has "carried out all reasonable inquiries it can with the full co-operation of Mr Morrison".

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